Davis Appeals to Colorado Voters on Honest Government
Democratic candidate John W. Davis tells Colorado and the West to demand accounting from the Republican Party. He cites naval oil reserves leasing and reclamation issues, recalling payments to Albert B. Fall and Doheny and Sinclair ties while urging strict party responsibility.
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Associated Prose
Denver
Col
Colorado
West
John W. Davis
United States
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Albert B. Fall
Edward Doheny
Harry Sinclair
Davis
Theodore Roosevelt
Two Hurlers Duel As Butte Mines Win Montana Title
The Black Pitts defeated the Stockett Miners 10 to 5 in Clark Park to claim the Cascade title in the first post season series in Montana. Bill Lasley and Buck Jones pitched for Stockett while Elmer Leifer allowed eight runs in the fifth frame before Frank Setzer finished for Pitts. About 2,400 fans witnessed a wild inning and Pitts clinched the victory as Joe Fisher held the Miners.
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Black Pitts
Clark Park
Stockett Miners
Butte
Mines Champs
Cascade
Montana
Pittmen
Bill Lasley
Buck Jones
Elmer Leifer
Joe Fisher
Frank Setzer
Pitts
Miners
Stocketteers
Leifer
Fisher
Battle Looms as Wounded Reach Shanghai Area
Reports indicate a major clash near Tai Lake in Chekiang province as Chekiang troops press to breach Kiangsu lines. Wounded soldiers are arriving at Kashing from Huchow and Kienping along the Shanghai Hangchow railway, with rain hindering eastern front movements.
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Shanghai
China
Tai Lake
Kashing
Shanghai-Hangchow
Huchow
Kienping
Mabel Normand Named in Divorce Counter Suit
Mrs Georgia W Church files a counter suit in Los Angeles Superior Court seeking divorce from Norman Church and half of $1 000 000 in community property. She claims he associated with other women and spent time with Miss Normand swapping risque anecdotes.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Mabel Normand
Georgia W. Church
Norman Church
Plan of Defense in Time of Weed beta Test Today
War department officials prepare for a nationwide demonstration of decentralized defense machinery in peace time. Secretary Weeks notes few changes to the project and stresses civilian cooperation with the army. A large volunteer force is expected to serve briefly in the test tomorrow, with officials cautious on minor weaknesses to be fixed.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Weeks
President Coolidge reviews sugar tariff report and commission plans
President Coolidge uses a light schedule to study the tariff commission report on sugar duty and to consider appointing the commission to study agriculture. He is urged by John H. Kirby of the Southern Tariff Association not to cut the sugar duty, a move believed supported by a majority of the commission.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Tariff Commission
John H. Kirby
Southern Tariff Association
Stout predicts Democratic sweep in Montana polls
Ex Congress member Tom Stout, newly named chairman of the Montana state Democratic central committee, opens headquarters in Helena and vows an energetic campaign through November. He argues the fight is for sane government and relief from rising costs, with Judge Erickson as standard bearer.
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Standard
Helena
Tom Stout
Montana State Democratic Central Committee
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Montana
Erickson
Dawes Attacks La Follette in Milwaukee Campaign Speech
Charles G. Dawes, Republican vice presidential nominee, denounced Senator La Follette as a master demagogue in a Milwaukee auditorium. He tied La Follette’s movement to demagogism and anti constitutional aims, urging Wisconsin voters to resist catch all phrases and defend three fold government power. Occurred September 11 in Milwaukee with 9 000-seat venue and scattered pro La Follette chants.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
la Follette
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Bob
la Foland
Wisconsin
Republic
United States
Mr. Dawes
Dunn Wins VFW Commander In Chief Vote At Atlantic City
Brig. Gen. John Dunn of Houston defeated Brig. Gen. Lloyd M. Brett by 454 to 326 to lead the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Charles E. Dodson of Norfolk was re-elected senior vice commander by acclamation. The 1925 meeting will be held at Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
John Dunn
Houston
Lloyd M. Brett
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Charles E. Dodson
Norfolk
Tulse, Okie
Narrow Escape for Leopold Loeb Prison Trip
Leopold Jr and Loeb, convicted of killing Robert Franks, escaped a fatal crash on a five car convoy while en route to prison. Their car swerved into electric railway tracks, then recovered and halted after a dangerous 60 yard slide.
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Pess
Joliet
Nathan ¥. Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Hartley Leads Washington Race in Gubernatorial Nomination
Seattle dispatch reports Col. Roland H. Hartley, Everett, leading the Republican gubernatorial nomination race after adding five precincts and rechecking all 443 King county precincts. Hartley tops E. B. French, Vancouver, by 1 543 votes late tonight.
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Seattle
Wach
King County
Roland H. Hartley
Everett
EB. L. French
Vancouver
Service highest gift to country perching belief
After 42 years of active service General John J. Pershing retires as commander of all U S armies and A E F chief. In a signed statement to soldiers published in Recruiting News he says service is the highest gift of the individual to his country and notes postwar tightening of the army.
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John J. Pershing
United States Army
Army War College
Washington
Associated Press
New York
John J. W Pershing
United States
A. BK. F
Versning
Explosion Fatal to Gallatin Girl
Harriet Bkeritt, daughter of a prominent Gallatin valley rancher, died in Bozeman from burns received after lighting a fire with gasoline. She attempted to start a picnic fire, poured what she thought was kerosene onto the coals, and an explosion set her clothing afire.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Mont
Rept
Harriet Bkerritt
Gallatin Valley
Burna
World flight resumes Saturday after practice tour
The Chicago, New Orleans and Boston planes, polished by air service mechanics at Bolling Field, are set to resume the trans continental leg of the world flight on Saturday. A test flight will be conducted tomorrow over Washington by Lieutenants Smith, Nelson and Wade as part of Defense Day activities.
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Washington
Chicago
New Orleans
Boston
Air Service
Bollingfield
Smith
Elson
Wade
Dayton
Ohio
Butte Observes National Defense Day With Civil Mobilization
Butte plans a Part II National Defense Day showing civilian readiness as men, finances, munitions and industries are tallied under a unified command. No uniforms or saber actions, just orderly mobilization led by presidential proclamation. Continued on page 7.
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Butte
United States
Britain Drops Naval Bomb at Geneva Conference
At Geneva the British navy was highlighted as Sir Cecil Hurst signaled readiness to accept compulsory arbitration, sparking debate on Britain's role in enforcing peace. The exchange reflected the push toward obligatory arbitration and raised questions about naval search and capture rights once the fleet engages in global peacekeeping.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Great Britain
Cecil Hurst
Greatritain
MacDonald
Herriot
United States
England
Corporation completes relief northwest banks
The $10 million agricultural corporation announced it finished its task to relieve Northwest banks. The emergency functions end as C. T. Jaffray confirms improved banking conditions and shifted focus to making farming profitable through diversification. Cattle loan plans and mortgage distribution to Northwest farmers are underway.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Agricultural Corporation
Northwest
C. T. Jaffray
Jaffray
Cansencus Med Inet
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Republcan Party
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Stout
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Dunn
Foreign Wars
Clayerg
Hartley
Boy Scouts
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